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THE BEE : OMAHA. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918.
FOR RENTAPARTMENTS.
Miscellaneous ' ' .
PETERS TRUST CO., -
Specialists la Apartment management.
SSTABROOK Apartmenta, 4 rooms. If; I
rooms. It O. P. Stsbbins. 1610 Chicago.
FOR RENT Bnsincst Property.
Stores,
COMMISSION DISTRICT.
.Eleventh and Howard.
Double stors, two storios and basement
Total lloor apace .7.400 square feet. Can
divide. ' r-
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANT.
Tyler 15S. - -131 SeeuritlesBldg.
i STORES FOR RENT.
Mil Cuming Bt, $10.00. '
ALFRED a KENNEDY COMPANT.
. 101 South 18th St V
Douglas 733.
3,80 SQUARS FJCET FLOOR SPACE.
loot Farnam St; threejtory and base
mnt brick building. .-. Electrio - elevator,
steam heat Suitable for wholesale and
manufacturing.
ARMSTRONG-WAL8IT COMPANT
Tyler 1630. 333 Securities Bldg.
STORK FOR RENT 1 6th and Douglas. SOx
CO; steam heat; rent 3115 per month.
WORLD REALTT CO.,
' Douglas 8348. Sun Theater Bldr.
STORE North 16th St., near P. O.; low rent
O. P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago
Office and Desk Room
WILL RENT to responstbl party suits of
. office rooms, two private offices and re
... caption room, beautifully carpeted, ma
. hogany roll top desks and furniture ready
for occupancy. Apply 1424 First Nation
al Bank Building. Phone Tyler '.i0.
ATTRACTIV8 offices at reasonable rentals
- In The Be building, where service is
REAL. Keystone Inv. Co. Tyler III
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
LIST your nouses for rent with us and get
results. Hon requests, than bouses; give
V us houses. -
Payne Investmerjt Co., Realtor
137 Omaha, Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1781. .
I OR 4 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
' heated. Man and family. State price
and location. Box 888. Bee.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FREE servicb. FIDELITY
16TH AND JACKSON. . DOUG. 138. '.
; STORAGE. MOVING, PACKING.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICa
COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT .
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN VAN at STORAGE CO.
Owned and operated by Central Form
turs store; office on Howard fit, between
16th and 16th. Phons Tyler 140. Hay
,," your moving handled Just as you would
. an order for new furniture. That's the way
we do It Ask to sea our daily rental lists.
FIREPROOF WAKEHUUSB. - A
' . Separata locksa rooms tor nousenoia
old;
goods and pianos; moving, packing an
' snipping. -
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO
80S 8. ltth, . Douglas 4181,
JO X TWT Express Co., Moving.
. J, XxEituU packing and Storage.
1107 Farnam St Web. 1741; Douglas 8148.
, OMAHA EXPRESS CO.
LARGE) moving vans; careful men. Fur
niture pack., storage. 1417 Chicago, o.
Globe yan and Storage Co.
ror real service in moving, panning huu
storing call Tyler 180 or Douglas 4338:
REAL ESTATEIMPROVED
West
36TH AND, FARNAM
; , $5,750 1 ,
- .. : " " 'i'
. One of the best built modern homes In
Omaha i on fine east front lot. In choice
: residence district. In perfect repair,
newly painted and redecorated through
out Quarter sawed oak woodwork and
floors. - Fireplace. 4 fine bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Paved street and
alley. Paving paid in full. Only one
'half block to Farnam car line. Buy this
and save $3,000. It would cost at least
.that rtuch above purchase price to du
plicate this choice offering. ...
ARMSTRONG-WALSH
COMPANY.
Tyler 1638.
338 Securities Bldg.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
-FOR CALIFORNIA.
Owner leaving city for California! has
offered to sacrifice his 7-room house, lo
""" cated near 36th and Leavenworth, consist
ing of living room, dining room and
. ' kitchen on first floor, S nice bed rooms
i and Bleeping porch on second floor. Large
lot 66x180. Oak floors and oak finish.
. Paved street, paving paid. Priced . at
$6,600, worth $8,600.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
.COMPANY,
Realtors
687 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.,
D. 1781
.YOUR OPPORTUNITY
; 'fc. ,...;.:
To secure a real home at a real bar
'gain; the location Js high and sightly
and, the surroundings of the best; paved
'street; one-half block to car; full two-
story house with garage: seven elegant
rooms; well arranged; downstairs has
large living room with fireplace, a beau
tiful large sun room, , dining room and
kitchen; three large airy bedrooms and
bath on second floor; first floor flnlshea
In -oak, second floor .In. white enamel;
"newly decorated; house complete In evejy
v detail; screens, storm sash, etc; worth
mors than the price, $6,760. Ask for ap-
iuilntmnt in mm thin tAilnv.
. 'ifAT.Tj WALNUT, 1680. f
WILLACRIFICEFOR
' " CASH.
6 -room bungalow, modern except heat bath,
all on one floor. - Located near 41st and
i Grand Ave. Large lot, 66x120. Chicken
.house and fenced. Owner will sell for
". $2,400. r
PAYNE INVESTMENT :.
COMPANY, ...
'v.--, Realtors -: ' ""
887 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg., D. 1781
NEAR KRUG PARK
$300 DOWN AND $25 A
Just listed, a 8 -room strictly modern
bungalow, except heat All on on floor.
Oak and hard maple finish. Owner - Is
leaving city and must sell at once. Priced
"at 33,600; a bargain figure.
Payne. Investment Company
637 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. ' D. 1781.
4-roora bungalow; practically new; large
attractive yard; abundance of flowers,
shrubbery and fruit; modern; finished In
. oak and white enamel; 60 foot lot; faces
south; one block to car and adjoins the
best restricted -district In the West End.
i A bargain at $1,600.00; $500.00 down. -.
SHULER CART. REALTORS,
. .C . . Sole Agents, .
Duglas 5074 204 Keelina Bldg.
i i A BARGAIN IN DUNDEE
FOR BALE Two story, eight-room modern
house; large finished attlo, sleeping porch,
oak floors down stairs, , large basement
and ' laundry rdOm, good furnace, nice
-,. grounds and shad trees. One-half block
t from ear Una, Easy terms. Call owner.
Walnut 1843.
HOUSE BARGAIN i rooms, modern, good
location, near car line; priced right $'-
,. (Of, on terms. -, F. D, Wead. 310 So. 18th
street. , .--.-t i -V
NEW up-to-date 7 rooms, oak finish, large
lot fins location: price $8,180; terms. $187
N. 24th St Norrls A Norrta D. 4378. -J
BRAND new 4 -room house in west part.
: Oak throughout Cut to $8,360. Only $100
cash. Call days. Douglas $148.
MINNIE LUSA homes and lots offer 'he
best opportunity to Invest your money
' ; Fhoae Tyler 1$T
REAL ESTATES-IMPROVED
West
LOT with all improvements; on paved
street; good diet net; 1331 to s; it
down; fa per month. Doug. 87. -
11-ROOM modern house, near high school
Low Vent. G. P. Stebblna, 1310 Chicago,
North.
NEW BUNGALOW, .
MILLER , PARK DISTRICT."
rooms:' completed lees', than a year;
' oak and white enamel finish; built-in buf
fet with many other attractive features;
owner Is In draft and has reduced the
price to $4,680; terms arranged. -
SCHULER A CART. REALTORS.
Phone D. 6674.
104 Keeltns Bldg.
..ROOM HANSCOM PARK COTTAGE,
EAST FRONT; CLOSE TO PARK.
RTRK1CT CAR AND Sf!HfOIi.
' 3300 down: 31.700,, 120 monthly; alt on
one floor; strictly modern, except , neat;
. fine shade. Call Tyler 496.
-OSBORNE REALTT CO.. 701 Omaha
Nat'l. Bank Bldg
7-ROOM COMFORTABLE HOME. EAST
FRONT. 300 DOWN, PRICE
83,000; 32T MONTHLT.
Not new. but close to Hanscom park
modern; a choice location. Let us show
you this. Tyler 486. . . -
OSBORNE REALTT. CO., T01 Omaha
Nat'l. Bank wag.
82.860 BARGAIN.
Near Kountse . Park and . Lothrop
school: ( rooms and bath: all modern
paving paid; $600 cash, balance Ilka rent
605 Omaha Nat. Bank. D. 1181.
IF vou are solnjr to buy a home, see this
i 'first; a v fine five-room house; electrio
lights, gas ana water, race iz.ogv, oes
owner at 8530 wanaerson.
a.ROOM modern cottage, only 8800.00 cash.
Large corner lot, 130x160, only . block
from oar. Price, $1,800.00. Douglas 1284
or Webster 1688. '
NEW oak bungalow, $1,600; completely
modern; fins corner lot; $1(0 cash, $83.60
per month. Call Douglas 3140.
EQUITY In 8 room modern home; valued
.) DIM TO.lnilt JUS.
FINE modern residence, 1601 Capitol Ave.
Phone Harney 6664.
-South.
PRICE REDUCED.
The owner of 1317 8. list street has
reduced the price to sell this place this
month. It Is a very well built 7-room
1-story house In a good neighborhood
close to street car and Hanscom park,
House Is in good condition and immedi-
at possession can be given. Owner will
sell on payments.
CREIGH, SONS & CO.
Douglas 100. 608 Bee Bldg.
REALTORS.
HANSCOM PARK
$6,000
Fine S-room modern house, In excellent
condition; lot 66x142. Fine shade; $1,000
cash. -
GLOVER & SPAIN
Douglas 3161. 919-20 City National.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
Modern, up to date six room home, oak
floors, good furnace, newly decorated, lot
60x140, new steel garage, reasonable down
payment balance like rent,, price $3,860.
Phone Harney 4283. '
Miscellaneous.
TAKE A PEEP
at 1621 N. 19th St., a fine new cross
roof bungalow, fully modern, and mostly
oak finish, handsomely decorated, corner
lot. paving on both streets, paid In lull.
Tou will enjoy living near Kountze Park;
Vacant
OR SEE
1360 S. 14th St., a dandy nearly new
fully modern bungalow; oak finish, full
screened porch, choice fenced lot and
paved street, only 1 blocks to Windsor
school and West Side car. Don't bother the
tenant Terms can be arranged on either
of these homes that wo call snaps.
RASP BROS., 110 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721,
A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
5 rooms and bath, absolutely modern In
every respect, may be bought on very easy
terms, provided you do jiot procrastinate
and let the other fellow beat you to It.
Has all hardwood floors and birch finish
In the two main rooms.. Finish is very
beautiful. A fine, cemented basement with
floor drain. Guaranteed furnace. Hot and
cold water. Cement walks to and around
house. Sewer connections. Electricity and
gas. Walls to be tinted in beautiful
colors. Shades, screens and light fixtures
to be Installed. Price only $3,600, with
$260 cash and balance, monthly. This
place Is a bargain. Is only one block to
fins car line and fine neighborhood.
WALNUT 677.
6-ROOM cottage, two blocks from car, full
lot, $2,000. Terms, $300 cash.balance $20
per month.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
642 Paxton Block.'
FOR RENT AND SALE.
HOUSES, COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS
PORTER A SHOTWELL,
102 8. 17th St. Douglas 6011.
SEVEN ROOMS, hot water heat, double
garage; paved street, on car line. Cost
$4,000. Price this week, $2,700. G. P.
Stebblns, 1610 Chicago street.
WE SELL, rent, insure and make loans on
city property, north.
MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO.,
14th and Ames Ave. Col. 117.
YOUNG & DOHERTT,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
821 BRANDEIS THEATER. DO. 1671.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
1320 Farnam St. Douglas 1064.
D WRAP 8ET.I& RRAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED !
Miscellaneous.
BEAUTIFUL bungalow, all oak finish, large
south front corner lot with fine shade,
83,200. Only $360 cash and $30 per month.
Call days, Dosg. 3140. -
FPU quick sale or rent of your property call
A. J. DAVIS CO., Doug. 7160. 220 S. 13th
St., Real Estate and Insurance.
. HOMES AND HCMESITES.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
$27 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 178L
BENSON ft CARMICHEAL,
REALTORS,
641 Paxton Blk.-j Phone Dg. 1722.
REAL ESTATE Business Property.
LIVE DRUG BUSINESS FOR SALE
Must sell quick. Am going Into military
- service. Stock Invoices $10,000 to $11,000.
, Last year's business, $20,000. Would con
sider trade on farm land.
, - HECKER DRUG CO- r" , j
. Humphrey, Neb. '
WE WILL buy your horns or business prop
erty and pay cash.
H. A, WOLFE CO. ' .
Electrio Bldg. Tyler 8$.
BUSINESS property and Investments.
A. P. TUKEY SON,
620 First National Bank Bldg.
. . M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
Income, Business and Trackage Specialists.
15th and Dodge Sts. Douglas 415.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
MR. INVESTOR, I HAVE A BARGAIN FOR
YOU IN AN OMAHA PROPOSITION, FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL AT
108 BET3 BLDG. T. BULLINAN - '
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES.
APARTMENT HOUSE .
for.
5, 6 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE
Owner o one of the best built apart
ment bouses, containing four 4-room
apartments and two 2 -room apartments,
In one of the best rental locations in the
city, on block from Farnam street with-
' In walking distance. Will take in trade
up to about $20,000 worth of 6, 8 and 7-
' room well located houses. This apart-
- ment la never vacant and the up-keep Is
very small. See us about It at once, as
some one will get a good deal. : 'Phons
Tyler $0 and ask for Mr. Hayden.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST.
AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, j
'.- X very fine one-acre tract; t-room new
bungalow and garage; all fenced; chicken
tight; cement posts; lot of fruit; an Ideal
cblckea raising place; 4 or 6 blocks to
; car on good road; all clear; will axehange
for horns In city : and assume mortgage.
tu Mr.-urowne, Tyler 1673,
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.
813-14 City National
GOOD- Omaha residence property to ex
change for clear western land, or eastern
Neb. farm, Mr, Pease, 111 Bran. Th. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
. - Wert. ' ' V' ' '
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Specialists In Apartment management
North.
CUMINGNear lth St. $1 or 44 feet;
must be sold to close estate. C. A
Grimmel 143 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
South
rOR BALE 1 lota, Just south et Elmwood
Park la Overlook addttloa. Owner leaving
; -City. Will sell cheap for cash. .Address
Bos T 111$. Omaha Bee. ,
Miscellaneous.
GARDEN lots, near car line, $11$ to $386;
$1.00 down; 60 cents week; so Interest; no
' taxes.. Phone Dott. 6074.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee.
, CAPITOL AVE- DUNDEE. $6,000.
'.. Fins bungalow, finished mostly In oak;
large living room With fireplace and four
bedrooms; a very sightly location.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1801 FARNAM ST.
DUNDEE HOME
$300 down for strictly modern, brand
new, 6-roora bungalow. Liberty bonds or
W, S. stamps same aa cash. Douglas
1840 or Colfax 4183, owner.
DUNDEE LOT8.
GEORGE ft COMPANT.
01 City Nat'l Bank.' Douglas 716,
Minne Lusa
A REAL BUNGALOW
MINNE LUSA
Attractive new 5-room bungalow,
living room with fireplace, all built-in
features, beautiful fixtures, nicely
decorated, oak throughout, tiled bath
with shower, large attic, full brick
basement, Vegetable cellar, nice
south front lot, 1 block to car line
and park. This is a beauty and can
be bought for $4,500, If interested
call us at once as this will sell within
the next few days.
J. L. HIATT CO.,
QAA FIRST NATIONAL
0JJ BANK BLDG.
63
TYLER
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Two beautiful lots just south
'of Elmwod park In Overlook addition;
full slse lots, 60x160. Owner leaving the
city will sell cheap for cash. Aot quick.
Address Box Y 1165. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE WANTED
If you have a substantial, modern (furnace
not Important), five-room home In good
neighborhood and on through car lino that
you will sell on payments with about 3200
to 8600 cash payment telephone South
1683 and give price and location at once.
Must be clear and all on one floor, and
worth around $2,000. Distance not impor
tant if good location and near through car
line. 3610 8. 26th street.
fArm
WANTED RANCH OR
Press brick business block and residence
property; also $30,000 worth mortage pa
per.
S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY.
213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
WE HAVE several good reliable buyers for
8 and 8-room houses and bungalows with
3300 and $600 down. Call Osborne Realty
Co. Tyler 496, 701 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg.
PARTIES owning eastern Colorado lands
. wishing to sell, please call C, L. Tate,
real estate, 658 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb. . (
7 OR 8-room modern bouse n Dundee. Box
866. Omaha Bee.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate. Loans and Mortgage!.
HAVE that Installment loan on your home
changed to a straight five-year loan and
relieve yourself of that monthly 'burden.
E. H. Lou gee, Inc., 638 Keellne Bldg.
LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY.
W. H. Thomas & Son, Keeline Bldg.
H. W. BINDER,
Money" on ' hand tor mortgage loans
City National Bank Bldg.
QUICK ACTION ON LANDS.
- W. T. GRAHAM,
604 Bes Bldg. Douglas 1581.
5i2 PAUL PETERSON,
864 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 1711.
CITY AND FARM LOANS, .
$, 6tt and ( Per Cent
J. H. DUMONT CO., Keellne Bldg.
54 HARRISON 4BMCmTON.51
81$ Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 MADE promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Bts.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. Kloke Investment Co., Omaha.
Private Money.
SHOPEN ft COMPANY Douglas 4228.
Miscellaneous
LOW RATES.
C G. Carlberg, 212 Brandels
Theater Bldg.. Doug. 686.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles.
FEEDING and breeding ewes for sale.
J. E. Patterson. Binders, Mont.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
FREE INFORMATION on farm lands. In
vestigated by our land experts in many
states. Write Catholic Colonization so
ciety, U. S. A., Ashland Block, Chicago.
Arkansas Lands.
FOR SALE 40 A. land In Polnsetta Co.,
Ark.; assessed valuation $350; 1917 taxes
$5.63; real estate in Arkansas Is assessed
at about M value average. Will trade
for a 6 cylinder auto In A-l condition.
Address Box Y-668, Omaha Bee.
ANGUST 6TH.
- Our next excursion to McGeheo, Ark.
W. 8. FRANK. 101 NEVILLE BLK.
California Lands-
160 ACRES -CALIFORNIA
LAND
At $30 per acre. Good land, fairly level.
Perpetual spring on place. On outskirts
of, our city. Want unencumbered eastern
to value. Address.
Owner, P. 0. Box 284,
RIVERSIDE CAL.
, Colorado Lands.
16 BUSHELS wheat; 40 bu. corn, 85 bu.
oats, 36 bu. barley and millet ' Every
crop good: own vour own rent farm as
you have dreamed. It la possible with
our prices ana terms. write for details
.HOLYQKB LAND COMPANY.
1 Holyoke, Colo.
. LAND LAND! LAND!
' 7.300 , acres In best wheat and corn soli
In Colorado. ' Attractive prices and terms
on whole tract; -1H1 divide. Write for
full particulars HOLYOKE LAND COM
PANY. Holyoke. Colorado. -
Kansas Lands.
THREE well improved farms in northeast
Kansas for sale or exchange.,
80 acres close to Cuba, Kanj In a Bo-
KsaVMfsin M.I t-l 1 . .
Mvimwroooa, gooa sec ox lm
provemtnu. fenced and cross fenced and
nAftrlV all Ism t..l..J nr
acres one-half mile north ot Belleville,
rv..u., u xam meridian highway. - Good
house, bam, granary and other buildings,
WSB iUIILQU P.I1U ! UCdi 1 fill
IS ultlvtl. Gently rolling, beet of
wu, Bargain .at. size per
16?;cr? 'rn-hlt mils from Rydal, Kan.
Th best farm In Rennhlto cmintv" I.
j In high state of cultivation. Good set
U of Improvements, fenced and erosa fenced.
Special price, $116 per acrfc
Will sell the above on easy terms for cssh
omer- property aa pan
nitmint. Will it ' r .
. " ' MouHjr or euaraufijr.
Make us an offer. ... .
CAKSKLaAN-HICKEY LAND CO.,
Ill Security Mutual Bldg., Lincoln, Neb.
." Phons B8611.
' By Daddy Peggy's Bird Circus
CHAPTER IV.
Blue Heron Saves the Show.
(Peggy, hearing that soldiers about to
start for Francs are to be disappointed be
cause an animal circus, which was to give
them a "cheer-up" show has been wrecked,
volunteers, with . her Birds, to take Its
place.)
PEGGY found -that she had a
' much' larger company than he
had expected. The birds on the way
to camp ; had spread the newt that
they were goiri"; to be in a how and
had been joined by scores of friends
and .relatives from nearby swamps
and meadows, all keen to get into the
fun. .' ! - - , . v
As she entered the stage door
Balky Sam reminded her of her
promise. -
"Remember. I am to be the clown 1"
he called to her. '
PegfTy turned to Ben and Bill.
, "Youll let Balky Sam be in our
show?" she asked them.
"Sure, if you can get him to do
anything besides sit down," they an
swered. "We will unhitch at the barn
and then he can come back."
Peggy carried her baggage, into the
theater and the recreation director
showed her a dressing room. There
tt quickly put on her spangled cos
tume and ran back to the stage. From
the other side of the curtain came a
loud, confused rumble. '
"What's that awful noise?" she
asked the recreation director.
"Why, that's your audience," he
answered. Peggy felt her knees begin
to tremble. The roar sounded like a
pack of hungry lions. Supposing the
soldiers didn't like her show what
would they do to her? Timidly she
crept across the stage to a peekhole
in the curtain. The big theater was
packed from floor to roof with
thousands of soldiers. They were
talking and whistling and singing.
But Peggy noticed that they were
beginning to get a bit impatient. It
wouldn't do to keep them waiting
much longer.
Peggy turned to look at the stage.
It was just fine for a bird show. The
scenery showed a forest, with bushes,
rocks and grassy mounds, giving the
birds plenty of jplaces on which to
perch. They had already made them
selves at home and were chattering,
so excitedly among themselves that
they almost drowned out the racket
of the soldiers.
"We will have to start at once,"
said the recreation director. "Tell me
when you are ready and I'll ring up
the curtain." . .
This brought a dismaying thought
to Peggy. She'd promised the soldiers
a show, the birds were ready and
she hadn't planned a thing for them
to do. She'd have to think fast now.
Why not give a rural sketch, calling
it "Back Home on the Farm?" The
idea seemed good to her.
"You'll have to be actors," she cried,
to Ben and Bill, who had come on
the stage to see if -they could help
her. "What can you do?"
"I can play the mouth organ," spoke
up Ben. '
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Iowa Lands.
OWNER in Class 1. 160 acres, Hi miles
from R. R. town and consolidated school
House, S rooms. . Barn room for 11 horses.
Prtoe $136, Including 1818 orop. Posses
sion at ones. Easy terms. Writs or
phons owner. Rex Alstrope, Strahan, la.
Nebraska Lands.
Fine, Close-in 160-Acre
f Farm ;
Tine large house Just being fixed for
furnace underneath. One of the beat bank
and underground caves In existence, with
two compartments, one for vegetables,
fruit, etc., and front room for cream sepa
rator, cream, butter, eggs, . meats and
sundries.
Largo barn for some 16 head of horses,
and stanchions for .about 16 cows, with
large haymow and bay fork.
Farm lays rolling, with few acres rough
pasture land which has always been In
heavy- timber, - but having been thinned
has grown up to very luxurious growth of
blue grass and white clover, the leaf mould
making It an extraordinary good pasture,
with plenty of trees left for shads and
oak posts for the farm.
The farm land has been changed back
and forth, red clover, timothy and alfalfa
so that the most of It Is in a high stats of
cultivation. Last, but not least, this farm
lies Just 1 miles from city of Blair
with its fine high schools and colleges to
which this farm has the school advant
ages; splendid road to town. Here are
all the advantages desirable In a home
and farm, with the school and city ad
vantages. $180 will buy it; good terms.
Ws also have some good eighties.
, J.M.DIXON,
BLAIR, NEB.'
A Good 80 Near Omaha
This good 80 -acre farm Is within three
miles of Blair, with all Its high school
and college advantages; good road to
town and near the main drive to Omaha.
' Good 1H -story, 4-room houss, with grove
about same; barn with hay mow, and
room for about S head of horses; double
corncrtb 18x28, with 12-ft. driveway;
granary, sheds and hog house; good well,
windmill and tank; all fenced; five acres
alfalfa and flvs acres pasture; small or
chard; balance all In cultivation,
i A farm of this class, with Its rich soil
and Ideal location' would ordinarily sell
at from $260 to $300 per acre, but for
qulok sals' the owner has placed It at
only $200; good terms. J.
We also have some good quarters.
J. M. DIXON,
V BLAIR, NEB.
PRICE REDUCED TP
; $10 PER ACRE.
This '4,480-acrs ranch In McPherson
county, Nebraska, Is ths best place on
earth to make money raising cattle and
hogs. Ths present owner has got rich
here, and at the age of 66 will retire. He
sells from $10,000 to $30,000 worth ' of
stock off ths place every year 1,060 to
2,000 acres of farm land; balance heavily
grassed for summer and winter pasturs;
meadow cuts from $00 to 700 tons of
hay; 600 fruit trees, ISOl now bearing;
first-class Improvements, costing $10,000;
good S-room house, large barn, sheds,
corralls, etc. Pries for the next SO days,
310 per aors; reasonable terms. Neigh
boring place recently sold for $16 per
acre. This ranch Is going to be sold, and
. some one Is going to get a good deal.
WHITE & HOOVER,
454 Omaha National Bank Binding.
Choice Level 80 at $152.50
wot a loot 01 waste; almost level; best
of soil; best of water. Improvements fair
to good; good orchard. Close to good
school. Worth $iTS per acre, but If bought
soon, $161.60 will buy It $1,800 down,
$3,000 m ore March 1, 1818, with balance
carried for four or flvs years, optional
payments. We also have soms good
quarters, 1
J.M.DLX0N,
.; BLAIR, NEB.
WRITE me for pictures and prices . my
farms ana rancnes In good old Dawes
eounty. Arab. L Hungerford, Crawford,
Neb. . . . -, -
,A complete, new adventure each week,
beginning Monday sad ending Saturday.
"And I pla the accordeon," spoke
b Bill V
"Goodyl said Peggy. "You can
dress as farmer boys and pretend
you're playing to the birds 'way put
in the woods.'
Ben and Bill borrowed overalls and
jumpers from a couple of stagehands
and were ready in a jiffy. Peggy
explained to the birds what they were
to do. ..
"Just have a good time," she said.
"Dance to the music and do any kind
of stunts you can think of."
"You can depend on us, Princess
Peggy! chorused the birds.
.Peggy quickly arranged her group
ing. ; Ben, and Bill sat on the floor
while the birds gathered in the back
ground listening to the music of the
mouth organ and accordeon. Judge
Owl and Blue Heron were close to
the footlights on either side of the
stage.
"We're ready" whispered Peggy to
the recreation director. He stepped
in front of the curtain to explain the
change in the bill.
"You have come to see an animal
circus," he said, "but the circus was
wrecked and so Princess Peggy and
her birli will take its place."
, This announcement was greeted with
groans. 1 The soldiers didn't like it a
bit to be told after waiting all this
time that they were not going to see
the show vthey expected. As Peggy
heard the groans her heart sank. But
she was too brave to be scared out.
' "Stand by me, my birds," she whis
pered, "and we'll 'give them a show
that will surprise them.",
Up went the curtain. Peggy saw
a blur of faces. She bo.wed and turned
to her birds. But the birds were
gone. As the curtain had risen they
had risen too. They had been so
startled at the sight of the audience
that they had done just what they
would have done in their forest
quickly darted out of sight. And Ben
and Bill had stage fright. They
couldn't play a note.
There was an awful silence for a
Complete the letters of Simon's
of a famous author. (Answer
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
1,30 ACRES, well Improved farm at $175
per acre. 1 and miles west of Fort Cal
houn, and 1 mils south. Inquire of owner,
Henry Hlnrlchson, Blair, routs 4. Inde-
pendent phone BB81. '
Ieveral exceptionally good combination
' grain and stock farms for sals In north
, west Nebraska. Bend for list Kloke
Inv. Co., Omaha,
WE specialise In selling Nebraaka ranches.
Whits as Hoover, 454 Omaha Nat'l Bank
maw.
FOR BALE Good section of land in Chey
anns county, Nebraska. $12.50 per aore.
Geo. T. Hedgea, Cedar Rapids, la.
160 ACRES Improved, close In, paved road.
Nlleon, 411 Securities Bldg.
Oklahoma Lands.
IMPROVED farms In a section that has
never had a drought Always lots of rain
fall. Small cash payment; ten years for
the balance. Writs W. H. Jones. Imml-
f? gratlon Agent, Texas, Oklahoma A East
ern Railroad Co., Broken Bow, Okl.
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming farms, $60 per a.,
including paid up water rights. , Henry
Levi A C. M. Rylander, 864 Omaha Nat'l.
i.i sa
FARM LAND WANTED. : .
FARMS WANTED.
Don't list your farm with us If yea
want to eep It.
H. P. SNOWDEN aY SON. I
610 Electr. Bldg. Douglas 83T1. -
MONEY TO LOAN.
Organised by the Business Men of Omaha
FURNITURE!, pianos and notes as security
- 840, S mo., H. goods, total, $3.50.
Emaller, larger am'ts. proportionate rats
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETT,
483 Securities Bldg., 16th ft Farnam. Ty. 86$
LOANS OR DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
1 Of SMALLER LOANS. O Of
A O W. C. FLATAU EST. 1881 & 10
6TH FLR. SECURITINES BLDG. TT. 660.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths, Harry
Maleshock. 1614 Dodge. D. 6618 Eat. 1881.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
WHEAT screenings, $2.60 per 100. Delivered.
Wagner. 601 N. 16th 8t Phone Doug 1142.
CHICKENS for sale or exchange for what
have youT Webster 2471.
St. Louis Live Stock.
' St. Louts, July 24. Cattle Receipts, 7,800;
market higher; native beef steers, $11.60 Q
18.25; yearlings steers and heifers,' $7,600
18.00; oows, $7.6013.76; stockers and
feeders, $8.60013.00; fair to prims south
ern beef steers, $10.00017.70; beet oows and
heifers, 39.0013.00; nattvs calves, $7,760
15.60. t
Hoge-WeeelpU, 8,400 head; market high
er; lights, $18.36018.16; pigs. $18.35018.86;
mixed and butchers, $18.65 19.16; good
heavy, $13.8613.10; bulk, 318. 86O16.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 5,000 head;
market strong; lambs, $14.00018.00; ewes,
$11.00011.00; cannera and choppers, $5,000
10.00, , . .
i t
Dions City Live Stock.
' Sioux City; la., July 14. Cattle Receipts,
1,000 head; market, steady to strong; beef
steers, $8.15017.26; tat cows and heifers,
$8.71011,15; feeding cows, and heifers,
$7.7608.00; cannsrs, $6.3608.00.
Hogs Receipts, 13,000 head; market. 6o
to lOo higher; tight, $18.60; mixed, $18.50;
heavy, $1$.10. -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 200 head;
market, steady.
St. Joseph live Stock.
St. Joseph, MoV July j4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,000 head; market, strong; steers,
$11.00018.00; cows and kelfens, 36.260
16.00; calves, $8.00014.50.
Hogs Receipts, 7.600 bead; market, high
er; top, $18.10; bulk, $18.6001-00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
market, higher; lambs, $13.00018.70; ewes,
$10.00Ol$.00. r . . - .-!,.
Now Tork Cotton. .
. Now Tork. July 14. Cotton closed steady
lit a net decline of 171 points on July and 7
to 48 points advance on later months.
Ths break la July was sensational,
amounting at ons time to 145 points, repre
sentlna400 points decline from ths clnss of
Monday, equivalent to $30 a bale, and due
to unloading by spot houses and 11th hour
bulls, with very few buyers.' ,
' " - Trf Goods. ' -
New Tork, July 14. Cotton goods today
were 'In fair demand, sales being . made
for the last quarter of the year oa the
basis of - government prices. "... Tarns were
unchsnged, ths "demand being In excess
of ths supply. Burlaps were steady and
quiet. . . .
.aw i . j i
moment Then Peggy heard a loud
guffaw from the drummer' seat in
the orchestrsu.lt was Sambo, , the
negro she had chased when she was
driving the auto.
'"What a bum show!" he howled im
politely. Peggy saw everything going
to smash. Her plans to give the sol
diers a laugh seemed all spoiled. "
But there came a queer hero to the
rescue. It was Blue Heron, one bird
who hadn't flown away. He had stood
on one leg, - looking blinkingly out
over the audience, never moving. Now
he stalked to the footlights, picked
up a padded drumstick and solemnly
thumped Sambo on the head.
It was so odd and Sambo was so
astonished, the soldiers let out a roar
of laughter.' That broke the ice.Ben
started playing his mouth organ like
mad and Bill joined in with the ac
cordeon. Down from their hiding
places fluttered the birds, making a
picture that brought quick applause
from the soldiers.
Ben and Bill started a patriotic
medley, opening with "Maryland, My
Maryland." Clear bird trill took up
the air Orioles, Mocking , Birds,
Warblers formed a wonderful choir in
perfect accord with mouth organ and
accordeon. The strain changed to
"Dixie" and the Mocking Birds trilled
the melody with a wild fevor that
brought the soldier boys shouting to
their feet. Again the air changed, this
time to "My Country Tis of Thee,"
and every bird that had a voice raised
it joyfully in the anthem, some carry
ing the air, some introducing quaint
variations, some just adding theit bit
to the inspiring volume of sound.
Their enthusiasm spread to the audi
ence. As one man, the soldiers
poured forth a mighty chorus of patri
otic praise in which the shrill bird
trills blended with fantastic beauty.
And, as the mighty wave of sound
died away the soldiers cheered and
cheered and cheered. Peggy knew
that her show was a winner. j
(Tomorrow It will be told bow the show
develops a lot of astonishing fun.)
sign they will spell the name
to previous puzzle-KAHAU)
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Cattle Record is Broken When
Sale is Made at $18.40;
Hog Market Makes
Advance. .
Omaha, July 14, 1118.
Recelote were! ' Cattle. Hon. HIiaaii.
Official Monday .....10,611 7,517 11,841
Official Tuesday ..... 7,444 11,011 10.114
Estimate Wednesday 8,000 14,700 t 11,100
Three day this wk..38,867 14,381 16,173
Same days last week.. 28,04$ 40,411 10,370
Same days I wks. ago.17,217 43,133 13,113
Same days I wks. ago.18,081 11,884 14,081
Same days year ago. ..18,668 3J.806 16,330
Cattle Reoelpts were moderate again, es
timated early at f.OOt head, and trading
waa active and steady to strong oa desirable
beef offerings, and for a prims four-load
drove of steers averaging around 1,80$ lbs.
packers paid as high as $18,40, brsaklng
ths previous high mark oa this market by
lOo a hundred; another load sold at $1$.$0,
equaling th previous record. Choice to
prim beeves were quotable from $18.00 to
$18.40 and good to choice grades from $17.66
to $18.00, with fair to good grades selling
at $16.26 to $17.00. Th butcher market
was very uneven and th - outlet for all
kinds of canners : and cutters waa very
limited, with a lower tendency,- Real choice
oows were selling; steady. Stockers and
feeders were ttrong to !5o higher, best kinds
quotable from $12.60- to 611.26, with medium
kinds from $8.00 to $11.00.
Quotations on Cattle: Choice to prim
beeves, $18.08 018,86; good to choice beeves,
$17.60018-00; fair to good beeves. $15,260
17.00; common to fair beeves, $12.00014.60;
good to choice yearlings, $16.00017.60; fair
to good yearlings, $12.60016.60; common to
fair yearlings, $8.00 011-00; good to choice
grass beeves, $16.00017.50; fair to good
grass beeves, $18.60016.00; common to fair
beeves, $8.00012-76; good to cholco heif
ers, $11.00 0 13.00; good to choice cows,
11Q.OO011.6O; fair to good cows, $8.0008 86;
common to fair oows, $7.0007.76; prim
feeders, $12. 60018-20; good to oholco feed
ers, $11.00018.60; fair to good feeders, $8.08
OH.00; common to fair feeders, $8.5008-00;
good to choice stockers, $8.60011-60; stock
heifers, $7.6008.00; stock cows, $7.0008-00;
veal oalves, $7.00012.50;. bulls,, stags, etc,
$3.60 012.00.
Hogs 21 loads of hogs "Were received her
today, estimated at 14,700 head, making
the run for the thre days $4,281 head. The
market opened around 6O10Q higher, but
steady with the close finding a few sales
selling .weaker. . At th time ot writing
this report a few hogs were still in first
hands unsold. Bulk of sales were $11,100
18.40, with th top at $18.85. '
Sheep There were 63 loads of sheep re.
eelved her today, estimated at 18,800
head, a fairly liberal run. Trade was
very slow In opening ho sales of lambs
having been . reported at ths time of writ
ing this report. A nice string of breed
ing ewes sold at $14.26 and a string of
yearling ewes went at $12.60. Lambs war
steady to strongsr and aged sheep steady.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs; Lambs,
good , to choice, $17.00018-40; lambs, fair
to good. .$14.60017.00; Iamb feeders. $16.26
16.40; yearlings, good to choice, $13,000
14.50; yearling, fair to good, $11.75013.00;
Yearlings, feeders, $10.76011.35; awes, good
to choice, $11.00 O11.00; ewes, fair to good.
$10,00011.00. , ;
r Chicago Iiv Stock. . . V
Chicago. July 24. Cattle Receipts.
12,000; fair to best steers and best butcher
cattle, steady to strong; fairly good 1,150
pound Montana grassers, $16.26; common
thin light cattle, slow to low. Beef cattle:
good, choice and prime, 817.00O18.J6; com
mon and medium, $11.00017.00. -Butcher
stock: cows and heifers, $7.60014.25., Can
ners and cutters, $6.3607.60. Stockers and
feeders: good, choice and fancy, $10,600
13.00; Inferior, common and medium, 68.16
O10.60; veal calves, good and choice, $16.60
17.60. ,
Hogs Receipts, 11,060; closing slow, with
prices about steady at yesterday's finish;
early top, 311.16; best late, $18.10; butchers,
$18.60018.86; light, $18.66013.10; packing.
$17.75018.60; rough, $17.25017.20; bulk ef
sales, $18.00018.00; pigs, $17.26016.00.
Sheep .Receipts, 6,000; strong; native
lambs mostly 25o higher; no rang stock
here; top native lambs, $18.75. Lambs:
choice and prime, $13.76018.26; medium
and good, $17.50018.75; culls. $11.060 15.00.
Ewes: choice and prime, $13.00011-60; me
dium and good, $10.76011.00; culls, $4,600
8.60. .1 ;, .. , :
Wow Tork (Coffee. .
New Tork, July 24. Coffee closed 1 points
higher. September, 84;. December, 871 and
March, 880. July, 830; October, 856; De
cember, $71; January, 877; May, 806.
. ,- 4 . .- ..... :
ltHl saw - ' am a MIRA MTfM
MW TO SUMS
Stocks 'Move Unevenly; Gains
Predominate at Close; U". f
S. Steel Again Domi
nant Trade Feature. ,
New Tork, July 14. Stocks moved m
evenly during the greater part of today's
session, traders again exerting occasional
pressura on ths limited publlo demand.
Prices hardened later, ths market closing
with a preponderance of gains.
Sentiment was again evenly divided be
tween further favorable war news and un
official Waahtngton advices which dealt
with th course of prospective tax legis
lation. ' Prices wars Irregular at ths opening, th
list recording two successive advances and
declines by noon. , In ths- afternoon almost
steady upward progress was made, th
usual favorites leading the movement .
United States Steel was agatn ths dom
inant feature. Fluctuating within an area
of almost two points, Steel closed at a net
gain of of a point, . r . .
Kindred Industrials and ths general run of
equipments took . their cue from United
States Steel. -
Bonds were Irregular ea broader dealings.
Total sates, par value, aggregated $6,871,000.
Old United States bonds were unchanged oa
oalL . - .-r', .-
, . Closing
; Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Am. Beet Sugar .. .... .... 68 ,
Am. Caa 1.800 47 4H 47
Am. Car Foun'y 808 $4Vs 88 84
Am. Locomotive .. ..... ........ 484
Am, Smelt. A Ret 1,300 V 76 ' 77
Am. Sugar Ref. .. $00 103ft 10$tt 10
Am. Tel. 8s Tel. .. ......... ....66
Am. Z L. A, 8. .. 400 18 IS f It hi
Anaconda Copper 1,600 .66 66 $6
Atchison ......... 108 86U 86U 86
AQAWI8SL 500 102 101 -103
Bait, 4 Ohio ..... 100 5$ 64 $4
B. S. Copper ... 1,700 ti tt 171
Cat. Petroleum ... ..... 18 V
Canadian Paclfl . 1.108 160 148 168
Central Leather ... 1.800 $7 66 67
Ches. A Ohio .... 800 66 $6 66
C, it. A 8t P. .. 1,600 41 18 41
Chicago A N. W. . ..... .... At
C, R. L A P. ctfs. - 100 14 11 14
Chlno Copper 800 $$ , It 86
Colo, fusl A Iron . . tot 48 4$ ; 46
Corn Prod. Ref... 1,708 44 48 44
Crucible Steel ... 1,100 66 64 ; 66
Cuba Cans Sugar . tot 10 It 19
Distillers' Beourltleo 1,706 66 66 ft
Erie 1,408 16 1$ , 16
General Electrio .. 100 144 141 144
General Motors 10 1$4 $$ 1$4
Ot. Northern pfd.. ..... .... M
Ot Nor. Ore ctfs.. 10$ . 11 $1 11
Illinois Central ..... ...... .... . tt
Inspiration Cop. .. 1 1,300 tl ' $1 $1
Inter Iter Mar pfd! I.ltt 17 84 67
Internafl Nloksl , 600. $0 $0 It
Internat'l Paper .. ; 1,408 $8 . If $6
K C Southern ....... ....17
Kennecott Copper. 400 It ; . II II
Loulsvlll A Nash. ..... .... j .... Ill
Maxwell Motors , lot 18 It 11
Max. Petroleum ... 1.600 88 37 . 13
Miami Copper .... 100 18 ; 13 13
Missouri! Paclfl ., 1.600 16 11 11
Montana! Power .. ........ ft
Nevada Copper .. tot It It 10
New Tork Central 1.000 71 71 Tl
N. T., N. H. A H.. 1,508 41 40 41
Norfolk A Weetera ..... ' 10$
Northern Paclflo .. ..... .... ': .... 17,
Pennsylvania 106 44 44 41
Pittsburgh Coal .. .... .... 46
Ray ConsoL Copper 400 18 11 13
Reading ......... 7,808 $8 - 36 .37
Rep. Iron A Steel . 1,100 tl tt 80
Bhattuck Arts, Cop. .... ... 16
Southern Pacific. , 108 It 11 83
Southern Railway,. 1,800 11 11 11
Btudebaktr Corp.., 1,000 .46 46 46
Texas CO. . 601 148 148' 143
ti.im e..ie . 'sua it , iem is. at
v. .,,,.. .... . v . . is .J
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 1,800 118 116 117
United States Steel 84,800 106 104 106
U. S. Steel pfd. ... r .... . .... 111
Utah Copper ..... 1,400 10 tt 80
Wabash pfd. "B". 600 14 14 14
Western Union .L. . tot 81 11 81
Westlnghouss Eleo. 600 41 41 41
Ta.i 1 fc. A-w evt ASS afcM
Mew Tork Honey.
New Tork, July 14. Prim Mercantile
Paper Unohanged, '
Sterling Exchange Sixty-day , bills.,
$4.71; commercial sixty-day bills.
$4.71; demand, $4.75; cables, $4.76 7-14.
Sliver Bar and,.. Mexican dollars, un
ohanged. - , ,
' Tims Loans Strong and unchanged.
' Call Money Strong and unchanged, - -
U. 8. Is, reg .. $$ QU Nor. st 4s 86
do Coupon .. tt 111. Cn. ref. 4s 77
U. a Is, re , 18 Int. St. M. 6s.. 87
do coupon ,. 81 H K. C. So. ref. fs 78
U. 8. Lib. 3s 13.88 A N. an. 4 tl.
U. 0. 4s, reg ,.108M. K. A T. 1st 4s 40
-- edo coupon . 108 Mo. Pan, gen. 4s 68 .
Am. F. See. Is 87 Mont, Power Is. 3
Am. T. A T c ts 8641 N. T. C deb. 84
Anglo-French fs 83 Nor. Pa. 4 ... 80
Arm. A Co. 4Us 83 Nor. Pac Is ... 80
Atchison gen. 4s tl ' 0. B. L, ret 4s II
B. A O. or. 4s Ttra. t. m i: es v
B. Steel ref. 6s l6Pena. eon. ls. 84 -Can.
Leather Is T3Penn. gen. 4s. 88
Cen. Pa. 1st.. T7 Reading gen. 4s, 68
C. A O. cv. 6a. 81 S L A S F a 6s 67
o T A a 1 4a.. 84 Bo. Pae. OT. fs. 10
CMA8Ps4t 76 So. Ry. Is ...... 86
O R I A P ref 4 l7"Tx. a rae. wn
O. A 6V ref, 4s 71 Union Pas. 4a ... 16
D. A R. Q. ref. 8 61 u. B. Huooer ts
u. ot v. es vl D- r "
Erie gen.' 4s ... 64 Wabash 1st .... 11
0n. Eleo. Is., tt 'Bid. t
Omaha Hay Market,
Racslnts were light oa both pralrl hay
and alfalfa; demand was fair to good; tnar-
ket firm and higher on ail grades.
Prairie Hay Cholco Upland: $20.0t; Vo.
1. 817.00ttlt.0t: No. I. 813.00018.00; No.
I, 37.00010.00.. No. I midland: $17,009
16.60; No. l, li. V90lt.es. ' mo. l lowiano:
$U.00O14.0(; No. I. $$.00O$-00; No. I,
I6.OOOI.00. - - " '
Alfalfa Choloe, $14.60; Ho. t, 111.000
18.00; standard, 317.60 0 16.06; No. t, $16.00
O17.00; No. I, $11.00011.00.
Straw Oat, $8.00 010.00; wheat, $6,860
It. 00.
New Tork General.
New Tork.i July 14. Buttor Market
weak, and unchanged.
Eggs Irregular and unchanged.
. Cheese Market firm and unchanged.
Poultry Live, steady and unchanged.
Revision '
, MOT infreqnetrtlr.th) -turn
from investments
may b increased through
: revision of holding, 4 '
Bonds Wad Short Term
Notes are now selling on
an attractive basis and re
turn a liberal income. '
We ihall he pleased to
confer with . yott and to
suggest remvestments.
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